There is so much light pouring in after the 4-day retreat with Padre Paul in San Rafael, where there were too many miracles to count. It reminds me of how powerful it can be when a group of people comes together with a common intention.

I have been in the midst of a personal rebirth lately. Not to sound grandiose or self-absorbed, but the experiences I have been having over the last year have brought me to a deeper level of communion with the Divine Feminine than I ever knew was possible.

I just returned from an amazing trip to see Sara O’Meara, and this trip was extra special because Padre Paul came with me. I can’t tell you how wonderful it was to have two such amazing healers under one roof. As you can imagine, we blew that roof right off!

Mary Magdalene walked the path to the Holy Mountain and I followed in her footsteps. I took this video so you can, too.

It’s easy to see God in a butterfly or in the beauty of a sunrise or in the eyes of a loved one. However, for me the question has been, can I see God in the things I don’t like, don’t revere and can’t find solace in?

I just returned from Brazil where I basked in the light of the Divine sitting with John of God in meditation for many hours each day. The house I was staying in had this beautiful painting of Mary in it.

I recently took a personal retreat in Arizona to prepare for bringing a group to see Sara O’Meara and sit with the relics of the Saints. I always ask to be prepared to hold a sacred container for a group, so that I can be filled up before I act as a conduit.

I have so much to be grateful for. I have been immersed in healing and transformation beyond my wildest imagination.

Have you ever followed an inner nudge that led you to open up a door that you never want to close again? On a trip to Arizona over the holidays, I was led by Spirit to visit the home of a priest named Father Jorge. In his humble abode I had an experience of sitting in the presence of the saints that was so profound I felt I simply must share it with you.

I have come to understand spiritual pilgrimage as a journey in which we travel outside the familiar in order to ultimately come home to our Self.

I often have conversations with Jesus, not just where I talk to him, but where he talks back. It was a little odd when it first started, since I was raised culturally Jewish and Jesus was not part of my reality growing up.

I have been a symbol junkie for most of my life. I love symbols because they are the language of spirit. So when I came across this new symbol on my spiritual pilgrimage to France when I was following in the footsteps of Mary Magdalene, I was moved to tears.

It was the middle of the night when the brilliant golden being appeared, sitting on my bed as if she belonged there. She was so radiant she took my breath away.

I’m on cloud nine as I’m returning from our annual retreat in beautiful Sedona, Arizona. Maybe it’s because I’m writing this in the air, but I think the real reason is that for me, there is nothing better than watching others step into their divinity.

I can't tell you how many times the fear of looking like a fool in front of others stopped me in my tracks in the past.

Reverence is the word that comes to mind when I think of entering the room with 70 Relics of The Holy Women Saints in Arizona. As we walked into The Shrine of Holy Wisdom where I held the Relic Retreat, tears flowed immediately as there was a deep recognition of the power, presence and grace that permeated the room.

Here are 7 practices to awaken your natural state of gratitude this Thanksgiving:

Take a moment to read about this amazing facilitator of spirit. She may be just the person to assist you in actualizing your spirit’s vision in the world creating more peace, harmony and clarity in your life.

I just returned from an amazing trip to see Sara O’Meara, and this trip was extra special because Padre Paul came with me. I can’t tell you how wonderful it was to have two such amazing healers under one roof. As you can imagine, we blew that roof right off!